THE FOOD TECH® | SUMMIT & EXPO is the leading event bringing together more than 500 suppliers of ingredients, additives, solutions, processing, and packaging for the Latin American food and beverage industry.

For two days, it unites industry professionals to provide unique sensory experiences and strengthen connections throughout the entire production chain, "where the senses awaken the ideas that transform the industry."

Be inspired by more than 55 free conferences with relevant information and trends for product development.

The Brazilian Agribusiness Congress (CBA), held annually since 2002 and organized by the Brazilian Agribusiness Association (ABAG) in collaboration with B3, has become a key event for leading opinion leaders and executives in the Brazilian agribusiness sector.

In its last in-person edition, held in 2025, the CBA (Brazilian Agricultural Congress) focused on the theme of "Agricultural Alliances" and was attended by more than 800 people and 100 journalists from across the country.

Costa Rica Trade & Investment Summit is a comprehensive event that combines attracting foreign direct investment (FDI) with actively promoting foreign trade. This gathering brings together foreign investors and buyers from all over the world with Costa Rican companies, offering a platform to explore investment opportunities and expand the country's exports.

ConnectAmericas invites you to participate in the Comex Cycle: Japan–LAC, a training designed for all companies in Latin America and the Caribbean interested in entering and expanding their business in the Japanese market.

This cycle will focus on the following topics:

The Pacific Alliance Promotion Agencies Technical Group – ProChile, ProColombia, the Mexican Ministry of Economy, and PromPerú – invites you to participate in the XII Pacific Alliance Entrepreneurship and Innovation Forum.

Educational Webinar for International Businesses Seeking to Understand and Manage Operational, Contractual, Logistical, and Regulatory Risks

Cross-Border Risk Management for International Businesses

Expanding internationally involves much more than selling in another country, opening an office, or signing contracts.

When a company operates in more than one market, it also faces different legal systems, regulations, jurisdictions, suppliers, customers, and operational risks. These factors can impact the entire operation if not managed strategically.

Educational webinar for international companies that need to understand how contracts, leases, and business relationships can define their insurance requirements in contracts and leases in the U.S.

In the United States, insurance isn't always just an internal company decision. Often, coverage requirements are defined by contracts, leases, clients, suppliers, or business partners.